Dogs are now allowed on Morecambe’s bathing beaches until the end of April 2027.
This applies to both Morecambe South and North beaches, until the restrictions will come back into force.
Dogs are excluded from Morecambe South and North beaches every year from May 1 until September 30 to comply with the terms of the resort’s Seaside Award.
Restricting dogs during the summer months helps to maintain the water quality of the two beaches during their busiest period.
Offenders can be issued with a fixed penalty notice of £100.
Dogs must also be kept on a lead on the promenade and spaces such as the adjacent gardens and Sunny Slopes.
Dogs are still welcome on other sections of shoreline either side of the two bathing beaches.
This includes the Battery all the way to Heysham and the Green Street breakwater to Hest Bank.


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